The native Aruban population has ethnic roots in Arawak, African,
and European peoples. Culturally, Aruba has strong ties to Holland, it's colonial occupier
and present-day partner in the Netherlands kingdom.
Archaeological
Museum of Aruba:
The oldest part of Aruba's cultural heritage is exhibited in the Archaeological Museum of
Aruba. The permanent collection gives the visitor a taste of early periods in the history
and pre-history of the island.
Aruba Bulletin Board:
Thousands of messages have been posted in the Aruba Bulletin Board but you are required to
register to post messages in the General Q&A About Aruba section.
Aruba Chat:
Chat with Aruba -- once you've created an account.
Aruba
Culture and Folklore:
The native Aruban population has ethnic roots in Arawak, African, and European peoples.
Culturally, Aruba has strong ties to Holland, it's colonial occupier and present-day
partner in the Netherlands kingdom.
Aruba Food and Wine Magazine:
Visitors will find Aruba Food & Wine magazine in many of the hotel rooms, at the
concierge desks, at the local super markets and some of the other retailers on the island.
You can also get a taste of it online.
Aruba History:
A brief look at the history of Aruba.
Historical
Museum of Aruba:
The Aruban Historical museum was established by the CCA - Cultureel Centrum van Aruba -
(Cultural Centre Aruba Foundation) in 1983 when the restoration of the Fort Zoutman Willem
III Tower was completed.
Numismatic
Museum of Aruba:
The largest collection of coins and paper money from all over the world, exhibited in the
region, is to be enjoyed at the Numismatic Museum of Aruba.
What Makes Aruba:
The architecture of Aruba is a testament to the diversity of Aruba itself. An eclectic mix
of Spanish Mediterranean, and Dutch influence can be seen at every turn. This combination
only adds to the distinctive flare that is Aruba.
ZZAPPmusic:
The place to go for sounds from Aruba, especially the popular tunes of carnival.
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